The evaluation of residual elastic strain within the bulk of engineering components or natural objects is a challenging task, since in general it requires mapping a six-component tensor quantity in three dimensions.
Before 2009, when Breitling introduced the Caliber B01, its first movement built in-house, the company bought the bulk of its watch components from ETA, the Swatch Group's powerful movement and parts supplier.
In addition, the α-lactalbumin in human milk (the bulk of the whey component) has been shown to selectively induce apoptosis in cancer cells.
Moreover, fractionation of crude nuclear extracts by gel filtration indicated that Pcl and PRC2 components Esc, E z) and Su z 12 co-fractionate in high-molecular-weight assemblies, but that the bulk of these other PRC2 components is present in lower-molecular-weight fractions that do not contain Pcl (O'Connell et al, 2001; Tie et al, 2003).
In the second stage of biosynthesis, the building blocks are combined to yield the macromolecules proteins, nucleic acids, lipids, and polysaccharides that make up the bulk of tissues and cellular components.
The goods targeted by international boycott campaigns represent an estimated three to five percent of Israeli exports, the bulk of which is in components, like computer chips and mobile phone flash cards.
However, if NEAT2/MALAT-1 comprises the bulk of the poly(A) component of SC35 domains its properties might obscure the properties of the remaining poly(A) signal.
Such waste is, however, a potentially good source of cellulose for second generation biorefining because the paper manufacturing process has effectively removed the lignin component and the bulk of the hemicellulose.
However, it's the dual tuner system that really makes up the bulk of the TV's value, as two components can be run simultaneously.
Generally, the bulk of the replacement cost goes to the components with short operational lifetimes, which are the DG (4 years) and batteries (expected 6 years).
